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Scientists developed and used methods to depict how humans survive during the sudden change in temperatures.

The discovery of Africa’s oldest human DNA opened doors for a potential population shift. Africa's oldest human DNA revealed why our ancient African ancestors 20,000 years ago stopped traveling long distances to search for their potential mate which started 50,000 years ago.

Coming up at 4:00, we will have a live report from stephanie stanton in miami. wild weather from across the world then theres extreme flooding and landslides in europe. the scenes are looking like something out of a movie. why we can expect them to continue. >> not just continue, but get worse. i think were on the verge of a major climate shift. i think we major climate shift. last ad. like this new and improved steak and cheese loaded with our new tender steak thats marinated and thicker slic...

Portland, oregon, new york, madrid. a lot of protests were lead by students. from extreme weather to rising sea levels, experts have warned about the wide spread effects of climate change. researchers say global warming expose the millions to a smaller threat, as well. ticks and the illnesses they carry. cnn health reporter jacqueline howard joins us now. explain that connection to climate change and how is the worlds climate driving a rise in the diseases and where were seeing them spread. >>...

Issuesburgs, what are we really looking at? is this a climate shift? and that is the gist of it? or is it that? >>guest: i dont think the snowstorms in the east have anything to do with it. we had big snows in the late 1970s and in the 60s. >>neil: does that follow a pattern one way or the other? >>guest: no, it is called random. new york is this careers washington. been there, done that. ill sorry. >>neil: i had an environmental thought, a warm winter, not as bad a winter, and my guest said it ...